Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-06-24
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Town ana Country .

Town and Country.
For Flavorlng Extracts go to Owens
Drug store. See ad.
The new ad. of B. Robinson & Co. shoulc
attract the attention of those who desir,
bargains in clothing.
Don't forget the lecture by Rev. H M
wharton on next Thursday night, the 30tl
instant, on "Ups and Downs in Life"
A new iron fence now encloses the prop
erty OF Mr. John F. Byers, opposite thu
levin Hall, which is quite an Improvement
Ladies who desire to purchase millinery
and fancy goods at greatly reduced price:
should read the new ad. of the London
Bazaar.
Married, by Rev. DR.. Simpson, at his resi-
uence, Rockville, On the 18th instant, Mr..
hchard H Owden and Miss Mary E. Case,
both ofthis county.
During the thunder storm ON Monday
evening last, SOW and five pigs were killed
by lightning on the farm of DIR. G. J. Mad
dox, near this place.
Messrs Chas F. Kirk, Jas. II. Weer and
M. }. Murphy have been appointed Trustees
Tor the Olney school, vice the former trus-
tees, who have resigned.
A Temperance Camp Meeting will be
held at Glyndon Park, on the Western
Maryland Railroad, commencing on the
2Sth of July and ending August 3rd.
Annie Gertrude Shreve, of this county,
died suddenly OF congestion of the brain, in
Baltimore, on the 18th instant Her remains
were inferred at GAINESVILLE, where she had
MANY warm friends
A match game Of base ball will be played
at the Fair Grounds, this place, on to-
morrow Saturday afternoon between the
Gaithersburg nine and our home boys. A
closely contested game is expected.
The conversational services in the parish
of Rev. DIR. Laird, this county, which were
TO have been held on the 23rd and gath in
stants, have been postponed until Septem-
Der, oil which due notice will be given
Elder Gilbert L. Harvey will preach in
the Christian church, Rockville, next Sun
day at II A. M. At g Z. NJ. there will be a
Children's Missionary meeting in the church.
Rev. Mr.. Harvey will preach at Rediand at
SP. NJ
nouncement of Mr.. j. ID. Young as a candi-
count Of the primary election being held in
very busy season he had not the time to
make a canvass.
The annual session of the Kindergarten
school at this place, in charge of Miss Mary
II. Pollock, closed on Friday last This in
stitutisn is becoming very popular in our
community and richly deserves all the sue
cess 1t has attained.
The cases of the convicted judges and
clerks of election in Baltimore, which were
carried to the Court of Appeals, have been
decided adversely To the appellants and they
viii shortly receive the punishment due their
crimes. Another batch of them were con-
victed this week.
On Wednesday of last week as Mr.. VIM
Ray, Of this county, was driving along the
18th street road, near Brightwood, in COM
pany with his mother, the horse became
frightened and overturned the carriage down
an embankmeHt, seriously injuring Mr.. Ray.
His mother escaped injury.
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, June 90, are reported by Tavenner Bros,
as follows Cattle-best, At TO So 100 cts. ;
good, to At cents medium, at 81 to 4 cts. ;
common, % TO 81 cts; sheep and lambs
sheep, 81 TO cents; lambs, 5 to 81 calves,
to cents; IA cows and calves from $40 to
$40.
AT meeting of the Board of Trustees Of
the Washington Grove Camp Meeting As
ISOLATION held on Monday it was resolved
not to hold public services on the camp
grounds the present season ON either of
the two Sundays during the camp meeting,
which will commence on the 18th Of August,
and continue two weeks
The tournament and bicycle race at Forest
Glen ON Friday last was a very pleasant
affair and attracted large crowd. Nd
dresses were delivered by Spencer q. Jones
and Philip d. Laird, Esqs., of this place
After the tournament fine banquet was
served at the new hotel, followed by hop,
in which large number engaged
On Monday night last Mr.. Thos Kelley,
residing about tive miles from this place,
was accidently thrown from buggy in
which he was riding, breaking his collar
bone and receiving severe bruises The ac-
cident was caused by his horse becoming
frightened at an object in the road. Dr.
9. ]. Maddox rendered medical aid to the
sufferer
On Monday evening last the Rockville
School for Young Ladies, conducted by
Miss Lucy Simpson, gave all entertainment
in the Town Hail. which was crowded with
spectators. The lengthy programme con
sisted of music>and defamation, which
were admiral Executed by all who took
part, and rehd much credit upon their
instructors.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed by Mr. b. II. Codwise, chairman of
the late turnpike meeting, TO act in coniunc-
ton with himself in securing subscriptions
of stock for the reconstruction Of the old
Georgetown and Rockville Turnpike G. Il.
Pierce, Wilson Ofutt, N J. Wagner, Will
liam H. Carr, G. w. Fields and John II.
Begley.
Mr.. William Morningstar, while engaged
on Wednesday Of last week in breaking a
colt fer Col. Boyd, at Boyd's Station, this
county, was thrown to the ground. His foot
caught in the strrup, and he was dragged
for considerable distance before he was
released He died the Thursday night fol.
lowing. Mr.. Morningstar leaves wife and
six children.
We take pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers to the house of franklin IL
Co., on 18th street, Washington, who appear
for the first time among our list Of adver.
tisers. This is one of the largest houses in
the variety line south OF New YORK. Inc
gentlemen in charge have an extended ex-
perience and have done business in some Of
of the largest cities in the Union and they
are now able 10 show an extensive and well
selected stock of goods Their immense
store-room runs from 9TH to 9th street. Dc
not fail to read their advertisement and then
give them a call.
A Pleasant Evening The Talbot
House at GAINESVILLE was the scene of de-
lightlul entertainment on Friday evening
last The occasion being the commence
ment exercises of a private school under The
tutiIage of Miss Veirs, daughter Of J. M a.
gomery Veirs, ESQ. The parts OF the pro.